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December 12, 2015: a date that should be familiar to us all by now. It was on this day at COP21 in Paris that 195 countries signed a legally binding agreement to keep global warming...

Hydrogen electric propulsion technology could be scaled up more quickly than originally thought, enabling a new generation of sustainable aircraft – according to Max Brown, Vice-President of Technology at GKN Aerospace, a Hydrogen South West...

Dan McGill, President, founder, and CEO of FASTECH delves into the permitting issues stalling the deployment of hydrogen refuelling stations in California, US.

Without doubt, it’s time to roll-up our sleeves in hydrogen right now, but it’s also time for a sense of calm, of composure and perspective, and of clarity in how we move forward in this...

Value chains for hydrogen as an energy carrier are still being developed. If they are to play their role in deep decarbonisation, diversity, and the development of hydrogen markets are essential.

James Cox, Public Affairs Manager at Bristol Airport explores why the UK needs to consider the benefits of hydrogen in areas without heavy industry if it’s to seize the economic advantages of the Net Zero...

WHA International, Inc. has worked closely with hydrogen and oxygen for decades, but recently, industry has shown increased interest in a unique intersection between the two gases: electrolysis systems. In response, the team at WHA...

Edward Campbell of BoMax Hydrogen explains why the company believes the breakthrough is closer than ever.

As we pave the way to achieving our climate change goals, hydrogen will play a critical role in the global journey to Net Zero. The world needs to transition faster to meet the targets of...

As the world continues to adapt to powering its vehicles, towns and cities with zero-carbon energy, the demand for new technologies is gathering pace. Here in this article, we look at how the current design...